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Japan's Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa has resigned, amid claims that he was drunk at a recent G7 meeting. Mr Nakagawa said earlier that he would wait until parliament had approved a supplementary budget to step down. But he brought forward his departure after calls for his immediate exit escalated. Prime Minister Taro Aso said he respected Mr Nakagawa's decision and named Economics Minister Ka
Japan's finance minister is facing calls for him to resign amid claims he was drunk at a recent G7 meeting. Shoichi Nakagawa has apologised for his behaviour but blamed cold remedies for a slurred performance at a news conference in Rome at the weekend. He said he had not drunk more than a sip of alcohol before facing the media. Despite opposition calls for him to quit, Mr Nakagawa said Prime Mini
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